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Scottish inventor, demonstrating the world's first working television (1888–1946)
NASA did not, in the reporting provided, issue a clear on-the-record statement saying “we used John Logie Baird’s technology” for the lunar cameras; however museum and technical histories explicitly t...
is credited with a large and varied patent portfolio — contemporary sources report dozens of filings during his life and as many as 178 patents attributed to him by later compilations — but the provid...
did patent and pursue what contemporaries and later historians describe as or volumetric imaging: patents and demonstrations for 3‑D television and volumetric displays appear in the historical record,...
was a Scottish inventor and electrical engineer best known for demonstrating the world’s first public system in January 1926 and for a string of related "firsts" in early television research, includin...